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With impeachment, the media is full of kids at the wheel, unable to navigate the twists and turns of reality, skidding into the idiotic premise that this will all work out.

Former FBI director James Comey should be commended, not only for accepting Chris Wallace’s invitation to appear on “Fox News Sunday” for tough but fair questioning but also for acknowledging that serious abuses occurred in the surveillance the bureau conducted under FISA (the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978).

As a rare disease parent advocate and biotechnology entrepreneur, I am a staunch believer in America’s robust free market-based system of basic research and venture capital-driven entrepreneurship.

Make Democrats pay for what they've done to this president and this country. Make it hurt by making it last.

Here's a little background on surveillance.

Ever since Watergate and the fall of Richard Nixon, a not-so-secret appeal of journalism has been the possibility that you, too, could bring down a president.

Congress should give the American people the Christmas present they deserve: a ratified USMCA that will pave the way for growth in 2020.

President Trump’s decision to officially designate the Mexican cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs) is not only technically accurate, it is vital to end the carnage on both sides of our southern border. 

Boris Johnson’s landslide victory in the U.K. augurs well for President Trump’s prospects in 2020. The parallels are numerous and undeniable. 

What came to be called the Battle of the Bulge was the bloodiest single battle fought by U.S. troops during World War II.

Tom Clancy's 1989 book “Clear and Present Danger” was about a president who uses government resources to bolster his chances for re-election.  Sound familiar? 

The sheer scale of wildlife trafficking demonstrates why the obligations set down in the USMCA are so vital to eliminating that trafficking.

As fixated as we are on whether Trump, Biden or anyone else wins next year, the history that’s being made in this campaign is the curing of the cement around of the realignment that gave us 2016.

What will be the cost of trivializing impeachment this way?

The American public is not buying the impeachment farce. That is fact.

Manger scenes hold a special place in my heart. 

This conservative success is remarkably similar to Trump’s surprising 2016 victories in states Hillary Clinton was favored to win – including Michigan and Wisconsin. 

In 1996, the government and the media were hoping Richard Jewell would give up and confess to something he didn’t do. He didn’t. In 2019, the same groups have the same hopes regarding President Trump.

Since the start of the Democrats’ impeachment effort, I have been constantly asked by journalists about my experience from the Clinton impeachment.

Paul Krugman of The New York Times has posited a theory: Red states cause depression and suicide